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March 8, 2023 – Police in Lusaka recieved a report of theft from motor vehicle in which unknown people broke into a Toyota Mark X and stole from therein money amounting to K1, 000,000.
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The incident occurred on March 6, 2023 around 14:30 hours at East Park Mall along the Great East road.
The victim alerted Police officers who rushed to the scene. Initial investigations indicated that the passenger door was tempered with using unknown objects.
When interrogated, the victim who works for Yatu Equity Business Company identified as Ken Phiri aged 30 of Lilayi area in Lusaka said he withdrew the money from East Park Mall and secured it in the car. He said the money was placed in a laptop bag on the passenger’s seat. Later he walked into a Restaurant after securing the car and when he returned to where he had parked, he observed that the passenger door was tempered with and a laptop bag together with the money missing.
Investigations have been instituted.
And unknown people stole a Mercedez Benz ML-Class grey in color bearing registration number ABR 5520.
The incident happened on March 7, 2023 around 12:00 hours in kamwala South.
Brief facts are that the victim only identified as Gloria aged 42 of Libala residential area went to visit her relative in Kamwala South near Asa Farm where she parked the vehicle just off the yard and went inside the house leaving the engine running with keys in the ignition.
According to her, she took only about few minutes and when she went back to her car, she saw her vehicle been driven away by a male person with a female in the front passenger’s seat. She immediately called for a taxi that was nearby to give chase but they lost sight of the vehicle in Kabwata Site and Service area.
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The matter was then reported to Police and investigation into the matter have been instituted.
Inside the vehicle she had an infinx cellphone of undisclosed value and K7,000 cash money.
Danny Mwale
Deputy Police Public Relations Officer
